How sustainable is my fashion business? Brand Audit and Solutions Toolkit

How sustainable is my fashion business? Brand Audit and Solutions Toolkit

Charlie Bradley Ross Saturday, 1 January 2022

This is a read-only comprehensive audit that features sections with knowledge exchange, questionnaires, and a solutions checklist so that you can understand where you can further your responsible practices. It also includes sections to write down notes so that you leave the self-motivated session with clarity and direction.


In this Audit you will learn:

  • How sustainable the raw materials you use are 
  • The energy required to turn your raw materials into products 
  • The impacts of the dyes and finishes you use 
  • The impact of your products at the end of their usable life 
  • How well the people in your supply chain are treated 
  • How you manage animal welfare in your supply chain
  • How transparent you are in the way you communicate sustainability to your customers

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